Questions regarding traditional stretching, A and V stretches, and septum cord

**jm1492** · 06-10-2014

Hi everyone,

This is my first post and I'm so glad I found this forum. I have been participating in PE for two months now on a beginner routine and have seen good results. However, I have a few questions that I would like clarification on. I will number them to make them easier to read and respond to.

1). I have recently discovered what I believe is my septum cord or dorsal thickening at random. What I feel is a cord that runs from the base and seems to end about midway up my shaft. It is about as thick as the 3rd string on an electric guitar, if that makes sense. I did a lot of reading on the subject through searches here and at Thunder's.
My question is, am I wasting my time with traditional directional stretches due to this cord? I feel I have gotten some ligament gains and better EQ, but want to smartly focus my time and energy.

2). I have been experimenting with A stretches recently, just to get a feeling for them. I can pull my penis over and flat against my wrist, and I can grab my wrist with my other hand, but I am not sure what I am supposed to feel when doing the stretch. With traditional stretches I can feel a slight burn in my ligaments. With A stretches, it looks as if I am doing them correctly, but I don't get the same feeling. Should I get a similar burn somewhere? What should I feel?

3). How does one know when they have maxed out their ligament gains?

Thanks for all of your help. I've done a lot of reading and searching over the last two months, but could not find specific info on these topics. Thanks for your time and advice.

**BigO** · 07-01-2014

Hello jm1492, and welcome to the gym!

Sorry your intro post got missed, we usually look for them in the introduce yourself forum. No problem, I'll move it over there.

As for your questions, looks like maybe they got answered in your other thread. Just in case;

1. No, your not wasting time. If it is indeed a thick or tough septum, fulcrum stretches will help. But conditioning first with regular stretches will allow you to see if they have any benefit first, and prepare you for more intense stretches.

2. Not so much a similar feel, but should feel a tightening, or stretching, along the opposite side of the fulcrum (the outside). Burning likely indicates to much force.

3. Usually when things slow down, growth wise. Deformation and elongation are required after the initial "easy" gains.

You're welcome, and don't hesitate to ask if you have any other questions.

Good luck!

**TPW** · 07-01-2014

Hiya jm1492 and welcome to the Gym!

As W4I said, we apologize for missing your post. And as he has answered your most immediate concerns, I'll just let you know that should you require it, there are also some helpful and supportive ladies available on the forum who are more than willing to offer their insight and wisdom. We can often be located in the following forums:

A Woman's Perspective

Relationship Forum

The Gym

Best wishes on your PE journey!